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  • GWG8541G GWG8541

    Another soup day for lunch catching up on the honey do list from hunting last week. My beautiful wife requested chili, so deer chilli it is. I started with cooking onion and garlic in the pot and then putting in the ground venison to brown it. I added the onions and garlic back in and added the secret ingredient, home canned tomato juice. Ill hate it when I run out of this stuff for the season.
    You Texas chili guys may want to look away, I not only add chili beans (red beans), I add black beans as well. One more thing I like to add is finely diced mushrooms. With venison it blends well. Topped it with cheddar and fresh diced onion. I cooked a new batch of cornbread because both of my sons destroyed yesterday’s batch.
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    bocephus
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    GWG8541 I like chili with beans or without, if I am going to have chili dogs I prefer without. Of course, if you are in NM people laugh at those types of chilis. Here it is chile and it is red or green and it is a sauce.

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    • GWG8541G GWG8541

      Another soup day for lunch catching up on the honey do list from hunting last week. My beautiful wife requested chili, so deer chilli it is. I started with cooking onion and garlic in the pot and then putting in the ground venison to brown it. I added the onions and garlic back in and added the secret ingredient, home canned tomato juice. Ill hate it when I run out of this stuff for the season.
      You Texas chili guys may want to look away, I not only add chili beans (red beans), I add black beans as well. One more thing I like to add is finely diced mushrooms. With venison it blends well. Topped it with cheddar and fresh diced onion. I cooked a new batch of cornbread because both of my sons destroyed yesterday’s batch.
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      mrobisr
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      GWG8541 I’m a Texas guy, but I’ve never been known to conform so I’ll eat chili with or without beans, looks great.

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        HerbcoFood
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        Here is it, buttermilk chicken fried pheasant using Excalibur’s Nashville Hot Rub, then I drizzled some of RafterW raw and unfiltered Kansas honey over it. My daughter thought it was chicken, then again she is 6. Solid solid solid mid day snack.
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        • GWG8541G GWG8541

          Another soup day for lunch catching up on the honey do list from hunting last week. My beautiful wife requested chili, so deer chilli it is. I started with cooking onion and garlic in the pot and then putting in the ground venison to brown it. I added the onions and garlic back in and added the secret ingredient, home canned tomato juice. Ill hate it when I run out of this stuff for the season.
          You Texas chili guys may want to look away, I not only add chili beans (red beans), I add black beans as well. One more thing I like to add is finely diced mushrooms. With venison it blends well. Topped it with cheddar and fresh diced onion. I cooked a new batch of cornbread because both of my sons destroyed yesterday’s batch.
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          lkrfletcher
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          GWG8541 yeah man

          Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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          • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

            Here is it, buttermilk chicken fried pheasant using Excalibur’s Nashville Hot Rub, then I drizzled some of RafterW raw and unfiltered Kansas honey over it. My daughter thought it was chicken, then again she is 6. Solid solid solid mid day snack.
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            lkrfletcher
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            HerbcoFood looks awesome

            Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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            • GWG8541G GWG8541

              Another soup day for lunch catching up on the honey do list from hunting last week. My beautiful wife requested chili, so deer chilli it is. I started with cooking onion and garlic in the pot and then putting in the ground venison to brown it. I added the onions and garlic back in and added the secret ingredient, home canned tomato juice. Ill hate it when I run out of this stuff for the season.
              You Texas chili guys may want to look away, I not only add chili beans (red beans), I add black beans as well. One more thing I like to add is finely diced mushrooms. With venison it blends well. Topped it with cheddar and fresh diced onion. I cooked a new batch of cornbread because both of my sons destroyed yesterday’s batch.
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              HerbcoFood
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              #8050

              GWG8541 I will never make chili with beans, just one of those things I will always be by the book guy. If I go to someone’s house and they is what they are serving then I will eat it. If I have to have beans in chili I prefer pinto beans opposed to any other bean. There is my 2.5cents unwarranted opinion!

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              • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                GWG8541 I will never make chili with beans, just one of those things I will always be by the book guy. If I go to someone’s house and they is what they are serving then I will eat it. If I have to have beans in chili I prefer pinto beans opposed to any other bean. There is my 2.5cents unwarranted opinion!

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                HerbcoFood I totally agree.

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                • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                  Here is it, buttermilk chicken fried pheasant using Excalibur’s Nashville Hot Rub, then I drizzled some of RafterW raw and unfiltered Kansas honey over it. My daughter thought it was chicken, then again she is 6. Solid solid solid mid day snack.
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                  GWG8541
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                  HerbcoFood thats making my mouth water.

                  “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                    Another soup day for lunch catching up on the honey do list from hunting last week. My beautiful wife requested chili, so deer chilli it is. I started with cooking onion and garlic in the pot and then putting in the ground venison to brown it. I added the onions and garlic back in and added the secret ingredient, home canned tomato juice. Ill hate it when I run out of this stuff for the season.
                    You Texas chili guys may want to look away, I not only add chili beans (red beans), I add black beans as well. One more thing I like to add is finely diced mushrooms. With venison it blends well. Topped it with cheddar and fresh diced onion. I cooked a new batch of cornbread because both of my sons destroyed yesterday’s batch.
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                    ND Mike
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                    GWG8541 looks great. I too, put beans in my chili.

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                    • GWG8541G GWG8541

                      bocephus not this one. I cubed up a chunk of Thanksgiving ham that was vac packed.

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                      GWG8541 I make either ham and bean soup or cream of ham and potato soup with leftover ham. Good stuff.

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                        ND Mike
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                        It was chili night at our house too. We have a cold front moving through so it was good.
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                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                          A little bean soup with ham and some skillet cornbread. I topped off the beans with the home canned Cowboy Candy for a little heat. It must be the Hillbilly DNA, but I love beans and cornbread.
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                          YooperDog
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                          GWG8541 nice looking meal. You covered all; the food groups.

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                          • ND MikeN ND Mike

                            It was chili night at our house too. We have a cold front moving through so it was good.
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                            bocephus
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                            ND Mike That is known as a Frito Pie here.

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                            • ND MikeN ND Mike

                              It was chili night at our house too. We have a cold front moving through so it was good.
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                              ND Mike Man that looks good, I wish you would send some of that chili weather down this way.

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                                ND Mike Man that looks good, I wish you would send some of that chili weather down this way.

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                                calldoctoday we are supposed to get to -1 tonight.

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                                  ND Mike That is known as a Frito Pie here.

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                                  bocephus yeah…I use fritos as my crackers since I have to be gluten free.

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                                  • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                    It was chili night at our house too. We have a cold front moving through so it was good.
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                                    ND Mike Is that Fritos I see. I love them in my Chili. If we have them in the hiuse, I don’t make cornbread. I always take them camping when I make chili.

                                    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                      calldoctoday we are supposed to get to -1 tonight.

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                                      ND Mike keep that stuff up north.

                                      “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                        Venison and mushroom pot pie, that isn’t gravy that I made and added in, it’s just a nice long reduction of the broth and wine, while everything became super tender. I actually served this over some sautéed sweet potatoes.
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                                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                          A little bean soup with ham and some skillet cornbread. I topped off the beans with the home canned Cowboy Candy for a little heat. It must be the Hillbilly DNA, but I love beans and cornbread.
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                                          GWG8541 I love beans and cornbread 😋 and your skillet cornbread looks perfect.

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